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I^OR SALE — At private gale, a
’ hqme. Choice location. Write
' "Home”, care The Chronicle. 7p
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EOR SALE—Champion deluxe out
board motor 4.2 horsepower. Used
six iionri. Price |125. Norman
"Zeke” Trueadale. Tp
FOR SALE—One five gallon elec
tric chum, used very little. Rea
son for selling, have sold cows.
Mrs. W. P. McOulrt. Phone’124-J.
^7c
FOR SALE—New 8-room house,
city lights and water, across from
Billy Moseley place, on Highway
No. 1. Reasonable. Bee Bill De-
Bnihl at home^ 6-7p
MINNOWS FOR SALE—Stein and
Hammond Service Station. Open
from 5:30 a m. to 12 p. m. 4tf
FOR SAuE—Mall chain saws. I
how have saws and a' ls.rge
amount of parts on hand. D. J.
Creed. Camden- 8. C. 861^
FOR SALE—Persian kittens, |8 and
110. Myron M. Tupper, The Dog
woods, Rem'oert, S. C. ^ 7p
FOR SALE—3 compartment sink.
New. Can be seen at Hilton’s
Drive In. 2% miles south of West-
vllle. See Mrs. C. j*. Hilton. 7p
FOR SALE — Business prppqjty,
homes, building lots and farmd.
See us today. Shannon Realty Co.
Savage Bldg. Phone 277. 7c
FOR SALE—One 1942 Ford Coach
and one 1949 Dodge Coach, both
in good condUion. Price reason
able. Clifford J. Tbreatt, Cassatt,
8. C. Route 1. 7-»p
FOR SALE—One five room house,
complete with lights, city water
and bath. Inside to be decorated
to the desire of Ihe buyer, IjO-
rated Just off Highway No. 1.
One and one-half miles north of
Camden. Grover Branham, R-2,
Camden, S. C. 7p
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FOR SALE—One Eureka Vacuum
rlenner wUljout s.ttachments. Call
649-M. '7c
FOR SALE—A used car In good
running order, 2 spare tires.
Frank W. Spencer, 413 Chesnut
Street.
6-7p
FOR SALE—Bottle gas stoves for
Immediate delivery. Beard's Fur
niture and Appliance Co., Cam
den. 2-7c
FOR SALE—Virginia grown seed
peanuts. See Leland Colvin, 1302
■ Broad St. Phone 224-W. 4-7p
FOR SALE—Duo-Therm Oil Water
Heaters and Space Heaters,
Blectirlc Water Heaters. Thor
Washers Wringer and Automatic
type, Thor Ironers, Maytag Wash-
era, Apartment size Electric
Ranges. Floor covering inlaid
and regular linoleum. Metal
porch furniture. Boykin Furni
ture Co. Phone 660. 60tf
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
KILL IT IN ONE HOUR.
YOUR 35c BACK.
If not pleased. The germ grows
DEEPLY, To kill It, you must
REACfl It. Get TE-OL at any drug
atore. A STRONG fungicide, made
with 90% alcohol. It PEN&
TRATE8. Reaches More Germs.
DeKALB PHARMACY
Me
FOR SALE—Good grocery and
service station buislness, Excel-
. leiit location. Address "Grocery,"
care Camden Chronicle, Camden,
S. C. 7p
Richards Undng
Teachers To Vote
J, G. Richards, Jr., of Camden, is
leading a move in Kershaw county
to get full registration and enrol
ment of teachers to vote in both
primary and geUeral'’elections.
As a member of the South Caro
lina Elducatlon Association’s regis
tration committee, Mr. Richards is
urging ■ teachers in the county to
vote here, rather than in their
boms towns. *
State election laws and Demo
cratic party rules exempt teachers
and ministers from residence re
strictions required of other elec-
torft.
G. C. Mangum, Jr., of Ruby, la
In overall charge ot enrolment and
registration ol teachers In the
Fifth Congressional district, which
iWludes Kershaw county.
The statewide committee is bead
ed by J. K. Bast ot Blacksburg. At
i meeting In Columbia recently,
the group lanned an Intensive cam
paign to get out the teacher vote
in everr county aitd every com-
mnnity in the state.
Mr. Bast-told hia co-workers Mnf
“the ooly effective way to mobilise
the full influence of. teachers for
better educational facilities U for
every onjs of the SCEA’s 9,034 mem
bers to "vote in both primary and
general elections.”
The chairman predicted that
teachers would participate in the
elections this year to an extent not
reached previously, and he urged
that teachers vote in precincts
where they teach.
FOR RENT —Two-room furnished
apartment; includes kitchen, bed
room and bath. Phone 696-J. 7p
Wanted
t
Miscellaneont
PLUMBING — When you need^
plumbing, new work or^ repair
work, call Qua Hayes. Phone
637rW-L 19p
I AM EQUIPPED to do farm bouse
wiring Jobs promptly and' to pass
REA specifications. Will E. John
son, electrical contractor, 1816
Fair street, tel. 451-J. B-8p
For Rent
FOR RENT—Reasonable 4 room
cottage and 4 acres land next to
Drive-In Theater on Highway No.
26. Just off No. 1. W. H. Rush. Lu-
goft, S. C. T^p
FOR RENT — Furnished studio
apartment with private entrance.
Modern kitchen, private bath,
steam heat and automatic hot
water. Contact David W. Wall-
nau. Phone 619-J. 7c
FOR RENT—Nice new apartment,
2 rooms, kitchen, bath, garage
-available.
ALSO—A second floor office In
business section.
ALSO—About 20 acres of land
near city. See Shannon Realty
Co. 7o
WANTED—More homei, buitnew
property, farms and lots to sell.
We have' many calls, for these.
List your property with Shannon
Realty Co. Phone 277. 7c
MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable
man with car wanted to rail on
farmers in Kershaw county. Won
derful opportunity. |15._to |20 a
day. No experience or capital re
quired. Permanent. Write today.
McNess Company, Dept. C, Cand-
ler Bldg., Baltimore 2, Md. 7-8p
BUILDING CONTRACTOR—Noth,
ing too large or too small. Esti
mate given. Write or call J. P.
Asklns, Box 45, Kingstree, S. C.
Phone 4951. Mp
WANTED—A very high type sales
person for Camden and vicinity.
Our top saleamen make from
17,000 per year and up. For fur
ther Informatidn write to E. D.
Preston, 2342 Taylor St., Colum-
bla, S. C. 8-7C
AIR-MINDEOr
Top men among this year’s high
school .graduates want careers in
aviation. It’s a specialist's field
with specialist pay. YOU can enter
this exciting and unlimited field
through the United States Air
Force’s Aviation Career Plan.
High school graduales, between
17 and 34, can select the specialized
training courses they want, qualify
for the school before they enlist,
and thus, be sure of the assign
ment they prefer. Gain a head start
in the career of tomorrow by get
ting the full details NOW. Visit
your nearest U. S. Army and U. S.
Air Force Recruiting Office at The
American Legion Building. Do It
NOW! . 7o
Meeting Of Mt,
Pisgah Home Club
The Mt.^I^gah Home Demon
stration club met with Mrs. Broad-
us Holley Monday afternoon. April
1 at 3:30 o’clock.
The sOng for the afternoon was
"A Song of The Open Country."
For the devotional the poem, “The
Faithful Pew,’ was given by Mias
Grace Alverson. Mrs. C. L. Whit
more gave the prayer.
Mrs. Bob Holly, the secretaiTf
called the roll and read the min
utes of the last meeting. The! Win-
throp meeting of farm women In
June was discussed.
Yearly reports of all committees
were taken up by the chairman of
the various committees.
For the program. Miss Fewell
talked on flower arrangements. In
cluding the cutting of Ifowers, se
lecting flowers, kinds of vases to
use and how to arrange different
kinds of flowers. This was then
demonstrated by the arranging of
the many kinds of flowers brought
to the meeting by tho members in
various kinds and sha^s of jrases.
The' Waldorf-AstoHa (oh^' hbn-
dred dollar) cake^and punch were
served" by the hostess.
Lott —• Found
LOST—A pair of dark rimmed
glasses. If found please call 319.
7c
FOUND—Lady’s wrist watch. Own
er can, have same by proper
identifloation and paying for this
ad. Phone 561-W between B and
8 p. m. - 7c
State Theatre
KERSHAW, S. C
Friday. April SO
“THE PRINCE OF
THIEVES”
Jon Hall, Patricia Morison
Saturday, May 1
“GUN TALK”
Johnny Mack Brown
Sat., May 1, 10:30 P. M,
^‘RETURN OF THE
WHISTLER”
Michael Duane, Lencre Aubert
Mon.-Tuaa., May 3-4
“THE GANGSTERS”
Berry Sullivan, Bellta
Wednatday, May 5
“A WOMAN’S
VENGEANCE”
Charles Boyer, Ann Blyth
Thursday, May 6
“ALBEQUERQUE”
Randolph Bcott, Barbara Britton
Saturday Night Show, 9:00
“HALF PAST MIDNIGHT”
with
Kent Taylor, Peggy Knudsen
StmleboJc^er
iteiv lo€>lc iti-ccfi^ettUiles!
4^'
Monday-Tuesday, May 3-4 "
“THUNDER IN THE VALLEY"
in Technicolor—with
Lon McAllister, Edmund Gwenn
Peggy Ann Gardner
Warner’s F^tbe News, Comedy
Wednesday, May 5
-FEAR IN THE NIGHT”
with Paul Kelley, Kay Scott
Also Selected’ Short Subjects
CITATION
The State of South Carolina.
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. AmetL Probate Judge:
Whereas, Maryf^ Emily Lee made
suit to me to grant her letters of
administration of the estate ' and
effects ot E. B. Lee.
These are, therefore, to cite
and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said
E. El Lee, deceased, that they be
and appear before me. in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Camden
on May 4th, next, after publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted. 7-8c
Given under my hand this 19tb
day of April Anno Domini 1948.
N. C. ARNBTT
Judge of Probate
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
AND CREDITORS
AIL parties indebted to the es
tate of Annie M. Brown are here
by notified to make payment to
the undersigned, and all parties, if
any, having claims against the said
estate will present them likewise,
duly attested, within the time pre
scribed by law. 7-fp
KATB B. BELTON
Exeentrix -
Camden, S. C., April 22, 1148.
:s«M 14ailBlstnitloB tkstfd apt. hf
granted. 7-8e
^TMi aatfer my haad this 21rd
day of Avrll Aano Domini 1948.
N. C, ARNBTT
Judge of Probate
CITATION
The State of Sooth Carolina.
County of Kershaw.
By N. C. Arnett, Probate Judge:
Whereas, Margaret J. Brown
made suit to me to grant her let
ters ot administration of the estate
and effects of Jake Brown, Jr.
These are, therefore, to cite
and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said
Jake Brown. Jr., deceased, that
they be and appear before me. In
the Court of Probate, To he held at
Camden, S. C., on May 8th, next,
after publication hereof, at- 11
o’clock in the fo^noon, to show
cause, it any they have, why the
FIX THEATRE
BETHUNE, a C
Friday, April SO
•IT HAPPENED ON 8th AVENUE'
with Don DeFore. Gale Storm
News of the Day and Comedy
Saturday, May 1
“CODE OP THE WEST"
with Johnny Mack Brown
Chapter No. 9, Vigilante
Also Cartoon
Thursday, May 9
“THE BIG CLOCK”
with
Ray Milland, Maureen O’Sullivan
News of the Day and Comedy
. “SPEOAL”
ALL THIS MONTI^
Roof Paint 85c per ful.
Plantation paint 2.00 per gaU
Aluminum Paint 3.25 per fL
Vamith 3.95 per gal.
GlaM Wax 59c per pL
Old Kentucky (outside)
White ..3.60 per gal
Nolan’s Paint Store
Market St Phone 768-M
Camden, S. C
F1IIA& OttCHAICA
Notlee ia hsrehp glvM that mm
month from this date, oo May 16,
1848, Lewis Lee Clybum will make
to tha Probate Court of Kershaw
County his flail return aa exeentor
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1*^aby foods
Department!
CUipp* Ol Uorbera
Sfraingd Food, 4 4«» 35c
Clapp*
, Chopped Food, 2 4*^ 25c
, Ann Pag*
Metlo-Wheot .. '{S )4c
Junkai Rannant _ _
Powder SS 10<
I Swan or
I Ivory Soop.... 2 Ban' 23c
I N'biscc Graham
, ^reckers .... Pkg. 27c
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39^ jp
i-m 35^
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SVV*^*« MFATS
FOR BABY
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Can
DICED
can 29c
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HOME ST^E, REGULAb Pai
* SANDWICH
MARVfl. BkeAO 'ts
■ MILD AND MELLOW
8 O'CLOCK
Wc • 3 £1 Slj
DREFT
32c
Pkg.
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
lie
OCTAGON
SOAP
lOc
Bar
BLU WHITE ’
FLAKES
Pkt lOC
SWEETHEART
SOAP
lie
ARMOUR’S
CANNED MEATS
TDFFX
I l%liiila I • o « a Cm
CHOPPED HAM . . ^
CORNED BEEF HASH
CHILI
Con Came
With Beans
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DEVILED HAM
TAMALES .
VIENNA SAUSAGE
LUNCH tohgue . . e
POTTED MEAT . , .
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Can
11
14-Silt'
Can
Real Values in Canned Goods
IONA PEAS... ^^73 29c
TOMATO JUICE 10c
APPLE SAUCE-. . 2"-’27c
PORK & BEANS 10c
Fruit cocktail Sultama • ■ ■ ■ ■s.' 24c
BARTI^ PEARS 40c
TOMATO $oup... 3 ’^ 29c.
LIBBY’S PEAS 2U
PEACHES
Dei Monte Elberta
Freestone" Halves « * *
FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
Freeh
Carrots, 2 bunches.. 29c
Size 150»>—Florida
Oranges, 2 dozen... 49c
Size Florida
Grapefruit,5for ... 27c
Snow White
I Cauliflower, 2 lbs.. . 35c
No. 814
Can
SUPER SUt
S 37c
Bar
FALMOLOB
SOAP
OCTAGOM SOtf
FLAKES
FINE QUALITY
MEATS
".♦» • •
Whole or String End
Sunnyfio]d<
HAMS . : lb.
Sunnjfiold
PICNICS lb.
DreMod'or Dra'wn
. HENS Ih
New Crop Yellow
Onions, lb 15c r
^ Fresh Tender Yellow ? SHRIMP Ih
i Squash, 2 lbs 23c
Fresh Green
Cucumbers, 2 lbs... 23e
Freah Tender'
Com, 3 for 25c
Red Blue
Potatoes, 5 lbs. 49c
Fresh Red R^
Tomatoes, lb. • 29c
Pork Loin „
End ROAST^ - Ik
Tkkk
Fat BACKS Ik
Frankfuiters. ft.